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Fortnite’s success led to months of intense crunch at Epic Games(polygon.com)
3 points by pdeva1 7y ago|2 comments
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by pdeva1 7y ago
dotCloud and a lot of other PAAS platforms. Its ironic since with Docker + Kubernetes, folks essentially are recreating their own PAAS from scratch, but wouldn't use a prebuilt one...
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by pdeva1 8y ago
it would be nice to put a label to mark the 'HEAD' commit
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The uncertain future of Kotlin for JavaScript(movingfulcrum.com)
2 points by pdeva1 8y ago|0 comments
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FogBugz (Manuscript) sold to DevFactory(medium.com)
16 points by pdeva1 8y ago|0 comments
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by pdeva1 8y ago
that definitely seems to be the plan. this is the first step towards it.
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by pdeva1 8y ago
To be fair, Redis itself still remains BSD licensed. The other modules for Redis developed by RedisLabs [1] are under the new Commons Clause license. The big 3 cloud providers provide Redis as a cache service and don't use these module
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by pdeva1 8y ago
Can you point to any reference that mentions the profitablity in established markets? All the articles I see say that unit economics remain unprofitable in all cases.
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by pdeva1 8y ago
Can someone genuinely explain this: How is that Uber continues losing cash but is about to IPO, but when MoviePass tries to do the same, its about to go out of business.
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Negative Impact of AVX Workloads on Cloud VMs and Kubernetes Clusters(movingfulcrum.com)
4 points by pdeva1 8y ago|0 comments
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by pdeva1 8y ago
it is unclear what this response hopes to achieve. it is mentioned in the post that our containers do crash. that should under no condition cause the underlying node to go down. this has even been pointed out by others responding to this th
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Horrors of Using Azure Kubernetes Service in Production(movingfulcrum.com)
371 points by pdeva1 8y ago|136 comments
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by pdeva1 8y ago
slightly off topic, but since the post mentions StackDriver Monitoring in the ‘Ugly’ section. Just wanted to point that you can get 100% free high quality Infrastructure monitoring from DripStat and use it on all your gcloud vms, thus avoid
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Massive Security Issue with Bitbucket Pipelines and CircleCI(movingfulcrum.com)
3 points by pdeva1 8y ago|0 comments
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by pdeva1 8y ago
you are right sir, what could I possibly know about debuggers. I only created this after all.. http://chrononsystems.com/products/chronon-time-travelling-d...
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Visual Studio Code Will Replace Visual Studio(movingfulcrum.com)
49 points by pdeva1 8y ago|55 comments
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by pdeva1 8y ago
comdb2 is not a big data db per say. it compares more to mysql than foundationdb https://blog.dripstat.com/first-look-at-bloombergs-amazing-c...
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by pdeva1 9y ago
> The cost to write out to the furthest region within any majority of replicas is of course inevitable to have cross-region durability So we are in agreement that CDB has same write latency as rds for multi region deployments. The articl
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by pdeva1 9y ago
what you described is the mechanism to deal with scalability, ie throughput. What is being disputed is the claim to latency. Every bit of data needs to be replicated across multiple regions consistently and that will incur the same latency
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by pdeva1 9y ago
well the comparison section to RDS specifically claims that RDS is inferiors because "this forces all writes to travel to the primary copy of your data". So it doesn't explain how CDB is superior to RDS, since writes will in
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by pdeva1 9y ago
Am I wrong, or does seems the article not really tell how CDB deals with the latency issue, especially with regards to writes? If the write has to be consistent and available across multiple regions, it will need to synchronously replicate
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by pdeva1 9y ago
paywalled...
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New DropBox Office: The Irony of Silicon Valley(movingfulcrum.com)
4 points by pdeva1 9y ago|0 comments
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Unreal Engine is struggling to remain relevant(movingfulcrum.com)
3 points by pdeva1 10y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft Teams: The opposite of Slack(movingfulcrum.com)
4 points by pdeva1 10y ago|0 comments
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by pdeva1 10y ago
i wrote my thoughts here: http://movingfulcrum.com/rethinkdb-failure-engineering-not-m...
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by pdeva1 10y ago
does kubernetes take care of 'connection draining', ie making sure requests in flight are completed before killing traffic to an instance?
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Kotlin in Production – What Works, Whats Broken(blog.dripstat.com)
16 points by pdeva1 10y ago|3 comments
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The fall of Eclipse(movingfulcrum.com)
26 points by pdeva1 10y ago|17 comments
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The Fall of Eclipse(movingfulcrum.com)
6 points by pdeva1 10y ago|2 comments

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